Sydney vs Melbourne
I say tackle him in the face.
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Is it on tv? I don't believe it is.
I say tackle him in the face.
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not live. Check the Salty Dogs thread down a bit.
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From the A League website...
0-0 after 13 minutes
Possession Sydney 59%, Melbourne 41%
1 shot each, both off target
No yellows
2 fouls committed each
Juninho on the bench for Sydney
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Just emailing Sky to complain - they're showing Syndey v Melbourne
in basketball instead 
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An excellent idea. Stupid f**king sky, this is pretty much the
biggest fixture of an A-League season and they don't play it. Fair
enough, Netball on 1 and Cricket on 2 (we are in NZ after all), but
what was on Sky 3 at 9? Premier League Highlights. Then the
basketball in Melbourne... instead of the football? Come on...
Unhappy :(
Liverpool fan, cheers for the radio coverage link mate.
Unhappy :(
Liverpool fan, cheers for the radio coverage link mate.
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One yellow card each - Brebner (MV) and Fyfe (SFC)
Corica off after 22 minutes - Zdrillic on
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did Corica take a knock?
or does Kosmina fancy that he's Mourinho?
tigers2007-11-10 21:58:51
or does Kosmina fancy that he's Mourinho?
tigers2007-11-10 21:58:51
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An excellent idea. Stupid f**king sky, this is pretty much the
biggest fixture of an A-League season and they don't play it. Fair
enough, Netball on 1 and Cricket on 2 (we are in NZ after all), but
what was on Sky 3 at 9? Premier League Highlights. Then the
basketball in Melbourne... instead of the football? Come on...
Unhappy :(
Liverpool fan, cheers for the radio coverage link mate.
agreed - that is poor. cant believe that basketball match has a
bigger market here than the football.
Unhappy :(
Liverpool fan, cheers for the radio coverage link mate.
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2nd Half 75:00 - Brosque again hits the woodwork from a
looseball!
2nd Half 72:00 - Brosque hits the bar from outside the
box and misses to the left on the deflection!
2nd Half 70:00 - Bridges earns a breather as Juninho
comes on searching for his first A-League goal
2nd Half 69:00 - Bolton confidently holds another
Caceres free kick
2nd Half 66:00 - Despite dominating possesion the
Victory still push forward looking for their first goal
2nd Half 62:00 - Zadkovich caught in two minds up
forward as Sydney continue to look lost in atttack
2nd Half 60:00 - Caceres gets a rousing reception as he
comes on for Love
2nd Half 59:00 - Victory dominating the shot count 6-0
in the second half as they push forward again
2nd Half 57:00 - Muscat hits the woodwork off a loose
ball as the Victory look threatening
2nd Half 55:00 - Hernadez hits a free kick on target
forcing Bolton to tip it over the bar
2nd Half 52:00 - Another promising run gets defused as
Sydney shows frustration
2nd Half 48:00 - Victory with the first opportunity of
the half as Hernandez puts the free kick over the crossbar
2nd Half 46:00 - Play back underway as Sydney look to
break the goal drought
1st Half 45:00 - After a promising start both teams
lack attacking flair, and go into the break at 0-0
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2nd Half 85:00 - With the Victory finding chances the
scoresheet remains blank
2nd Half 83:00 - Thompson looking dangerous as his low
cross is cleared by Zadkovich
2nd Half 80:00 - Hernadez earns a rest with Patafta
coming on
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Good stuff, hep. Archie missed from 6 yards out in the last
seconds. Draw good for us I think.
0-0 full time
StopOut2007-11-10 22:57:04
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2nd Half Full time - Honours shared as Sydney hold out
a fast finishing Victory and the game results in a 0-0 all
draw
2nd Half 91:00 - Caceres and Thompson work it down the
middle with Thompson missing to the bottom right
2nd Half 88:00 - Juninho with a rare chance misses to
the right from the top of the box
2nd Half 87:00 - Allsopp creates space down the right
but his cross goes wide
2nd Half 86:00 - An angry Muscat earns a yellow for
raising his feet
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yes good result, keeps them in firing range
Go the Phoenix tomorrow
Go the Phoenix tomorrow
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0-0 HT, crowd estimate 35K
What money the Basketball had less than 10% of that number ?
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i was shocked not to see the game on the tele, i certainly wanted som refuge from watching our cricketers attempt to play cricket and they didnt even hav it on, shocking!
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It wasn't a great game by usual expectations of this type of match.
Lacked the intensity, especially in the first half, and very few
chances. Second half picked up considerably, but it still didn't
really hit the heights.
A draw definitely good for Phoenix. Let's hope we pick up the
points at Suncorp tonight. Then it's very much game on for a top
four spot.
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0-0 HT, crowd estimate 35K
What money the Basketball had less than 10% of that number ?
3468
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No suprises there, if you put half as many people that were at the
football into the netball/hockey centre it'd be considered a
riot.
On that topic: Dirty Bling FC fans were up to no good.
On that topic: Dirty Bling FC fans were up to no good.
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Interesting... most of what I've read said it was the Melbourne
kiddies instigating the trouble in the ground.
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I swear if these wannabe hools f**k the A-League up and I never get
the chance to take my boy to a Victory game, I'll hunt down and
kill every last pre-pubescent one of them
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Check out this classic comment on the newspaper website. As much as
I hate Victory with a passion even I had to write in,
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,22739174-2862,00.html#comments
http://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,22739174-2862,00.html#comments
This is further proof that multiculturalism is a failed policy. Ethnic hatreds are still evident in these so-called ethnically-neutral clubs. Everybody knows that Sydney is backed by the Yugoslavian people and that Melbourne is a Greek/Italian/Maltese club. Rival fans organise brawls to settle ancient scores putting the safety of Australian families at risk. Ban this unpopular "sport" before inncocent people are seriously hurt. I wouldn't be surprised if the terraces are breeding grounds for Muslim extremists given Sydney's large Arab fan base.
Posted by: Ian Roberts of Kew 11:06am today
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i think the ockers just need to get back to there convict roots at
times
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I was one of the Sydney lads that went down for the game and
the wittle Melbourne supporters were chucking coins at us
and one of them made a hit on someones temple. f**king
disgraceful.
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I was one of the Sydney lads that went down for the game and
the wittle Melbourne supporters were chucking coins at us
and one of them made a hit on someones temple. f**king
disgraceful.
We hate the f**k heads too, mate, don't worry.
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The idiots who cause this sort of trouble aren't true supporters.
If they were they wouldn't be doing things to destroy the league
there team plays in.
I went to the Melbourne vs Newcastle game 2 weeks ago and there was a very very angry vibe going around (more so than at any of the other A-League venues I've been to after the home team has lost) so this news doesn't really surprise me. People throwing coins is disgraceful (I'll presume that is true), imagine if one hit a kid in the head or something...
I went to the Melbourne vs Newcastle game 2 weeks ago and there was a very very angry vibe going around (more so than at any of the other A-League venues I've been to after the home team has lost) so this news doesn't really surprise me. People throwing coins is disgraceful (I'll presume that is true), imagine if one hit a kid in the head or something...
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People throwing coins is disgraceful (I'll presume that is true),
imagine if one hit a kid in the head or something...
I'll give you something worse to imagine. A mate of mine was
hit by a coin in Turkey at an England game and lost an eye as a
result.
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I'll give you something worse to imagine. A mate of mine was
hit by a coin in Turkey at an England game and lost an eye as a
result.
Yeah that is awful and shows exactly why this sort of behaviour needs to be stopped as soon as possible. How to stop it is the hard bit..
I wonder if the sort of people involved in this stuff really believe they are good/hardcore supporters or are just non-football fans out to cause trouble? I get the feeling the idiots probably truely believe they are real 'passionate' supporters and don't realise the damage they can cause to the A-League, someone needs to educate them fast.
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And we thought we had a problem? Still, we were first to react and
try and rectify it. Now that the FFA are going to be monitoring
Crowd behaviour with a microscope, I hope those idiots throwing
bottles take heed. 
Lonegunmen2007-11-12 14:13:43
Proud to have attended the first 175 Consecutive "Home" Wellington Phoenix "A League" Games !!
The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!
The Ruf, The Ruf, The Ruf is on Fire!!
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